Thiel SI 1, Руководство пользователя

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Model Type Low Frequency Limit Sensitivity Damping
CS1.6 Reflex 49 90 .7
CS2.4 Reflex 33 87 .7
CS3.6 Reflex 27 86 .7
CS6 Reflex 27 86 .7
CS7.2 Reflex 23 86 .7
MCS1 Reflex 47 90 .7
PCS Reflex 55 87 .7
SCS3 Reflex 46 87 .7
PowerPoint Sealed 75 89 .8
PowerPlane Sealed 75 89 .8
Integrator Parameters for THIEL Speakers
Visit www.thielaudio.com\subsetup.cfm for information about parameter settings for most speakers, regardless of brand.
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Advanced Adjustment Tips
The accuracy of results achieved in providing a perfect transition between the subwoofer and the main speakers is limited
by the accuracy of the main speaker specifications. If these specification are not accurate, then the results will not be
optimum. Even the use of inaccurate specs will almost always achieve fairly good results but if you feel the results are not
optimum you may experiment with altering the three main speaker parameter settings other than type. The performance
effect of these settings are listed below.
Low Frequency Limit
Increasing this setting will cause more output in the frequency region of the setting and decreasing the setting will cause
less output. For example, if the main speaker -3 dB limit is specified as 50 Hz, then increasing the setting to, say, 53 will cause
somewhat more output in the 50 Hz region.
Sensitivity
Increasing this setting will cause the subwoofer to play louder by the amount of the setting change and decreasing it
causes the subwoofer to play more quietly. For example, increasing the setting one dB will increase the subwoofer's output by
1 dB across its entire bandwidth (which is up to the main speaker's low frequency limit if in augment mode, or up to the
crossover frequency if in crossover mode).
Damping
Increasing this setting will cause LESS output in the region above the speaker's -3 dB limit and decreasing the setting will
cause more output in the region. For example, if the main speaker has specifications of a low frequency limit of 50 Hz and
damping of 0.7, then increasing the damping setting to 0.8 will cause about 1 dB less output in the region from 50 Hz to 100
Hz.
Equipment rack mounting
Included with the Integrator are two Rack Mount “ears” for mounting the unit into a standard 19" equipment rack. To
install these “ears”:
Remove the 4 screws in the unit’s front panel, place the ears so their rear protrusions fit into the front panel’s screw
recesses, and re-install the panel screws through the ear holes.